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Launch of ‘Tomatoes and taxi ranks’ and ‘Urban food systems governance and poverty in African cities’
Launch of 'Tomatoes and taxi ranks' and 'Urban food systems governance and poverty in African cities' at Africa Research InstituteRead More
22 Nov 2018
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Launch of Somaliland International Observation Mission final report
Speakers: Michael Walls (chief observer), Susan Mwape, Ahmed Farag, Conrad Heine, Carrie Goggin, Andrea KlingelRead More
22 Mar 2018
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Somaliland – the presidential election and after
Speakers: HE Dr Sa’ad Ali Shire (Minister of Foreign Affairs, Somaliland) – from 4.45 mins on the podcast Dr Michael Walls (International Election Observation Mission) – from 19.00 mins on theRead More
23 Jan 2018
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ARI’s 10th anniversary lecture: Reforming the public sector in Nigeria
On 5 October 2017 Dr Joe Abah delivered ARI's 10th anniversary lecture on making public service reform a reality in NigeriaRead More
12 Sep 2017
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Electoral shenanigans in Zanzibar: a sign of CCM desperation?

Maïlys Chauvin’s account of election preparations in Zanzibar highlights a number of worrying developments that challenges “received wisdom” about good governance in Tanzania and electoral credibility.

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Whose Land Is It Anyway? The failure of land law reform in Kenya

01 Aug 2015

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Land is a “key fault line” in Kenya. Throughout East Africa land law reform has been pursued at the expense of substantive land reform. New laws have not been redistributive or transformative in a positive way.

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The Economist, 11 July 2015

17 Jul 2015

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ARI publication "How Property Tax Would Benefit Africa", by Nara Monkam and Mick Moore, was cited in The Economist's print edition article "Tax them and they will grow"

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ARI director Edward Paice was interviewed for Geographical Magazine on World War 1 in East Africa

Geographical Magazine, July 2015

16 Jul 2015

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Edward Paice, ARI director and author of "How The Great War Razed East Africa", was interviewed for Geographical Magazine's article on World War I in East Africa.

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Somaliland – the presidential election and after

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